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Brazil Chamber of Deputies reviews various social and economic legislative proposals
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies is reviewing several legislative proposals aimed at various social and economic sectors.
In environmental and social policy, Bill 3291/26 proposes tax discounts on Corporate Income Tax (IRPJ) and Social Contribution on Net Profit (CSLL) for companies purchasing recyclables directly from cooperatives and waste picker associations. Additionally, Bill 2430/26 seeks to establish a Code of Conduct to prevent child and adolescent sexual exploitation in the tourism sector, making preventive measures and staff training mandatory for lodging establishments.
Regarding urban management and transport, Bill 3007/26 would allow municipalities to repurpose public areas created from urban allotments, such as squares, to meet local needs like schools or hospitals. For gig economy workers, Bill 2381/26 proposes a 60% discount on traffic fines for active ride-hailing and delivery drivers, provided the infractions do not involve drunk driving or accidents with victims.
Finally, Bill 2685/26 aims to exempt religious entities, unions, political parties, and non-profit schools from annual vehicle licensing fees to provide financial relief for their social activities.
Entities
André Fernandes · Brazilian Traffic Code · Celso Sabino · Cezinha de Madureira · Chamber of Deputies · Chico Alencar · Câmara dos Deputados · José Medeiros · Marcelo Crivella · Ministry of Transport · Ministério dos Transportes
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Ministry of Transport will be responsible for monitoring and evaluating the project's impacts.
- [● 3 SOURCES] Proposed Bill 2685/26 aims to exempt certain entities from annual vehicle licensing fees.
- [● 3 SOURCES] The bill proposes to amend the Brazilian Traffic Code.
- [● 3 SOURCES] The exemption applies to legal entities, associations, and foundations with constitutional tax immunity.
- [● 3 SOURCES] Eligible entities include religious temples, political parties, unions, and non-profit educational or social assistance institutions.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The proposed tax benefit would be valid until the year 2032.